Native American Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

What dried the land?

A

storms

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2
Q

In the poem, “the falling rain” is represented by the __ of a garment.

A

Fringes

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3
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In a metaphor, the idea or image through which the subject is expressed is called the

A

Vehicle

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4
Q

The ___ blew the waters, exposing the land.

A

Winds

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5
Q

The speaker implies that the main purpose of her journey is to
Responses

A

Recreate the trip her ancestors took.

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6
Q

The people floated in the ___, looking for help.

A

Air

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7
Q

Based on these selections, one can assume that both the Osage and the Navajo

A

Feel close to the earth and animals

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8
Q

In “Prayer to the Pacific,” the poet compares the creation myth to
Responses

A

Ocean

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9
Q

What is the main cause for the overall effect of “Song of the Sky Loom”?
Responses

A

Repetition of final sounds in lines

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10
Q

According to “The Osage Creation Account,” why did the animals ask the elk for help?

A

He gave them confidence

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11
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Why do the children in “Song of the Sky Loom” have tired backs?
Responses

A

Carrying presents

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12
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In “Song of the Sky Loom,” what is the mother figure?

A

Sky

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13
Q

Chronological order is the arrangement of details in order of their
Responses

A

Occurence

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14
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A story that explains how objects or events in the natural world resulted from the action of a supernatural force or being is called a

A

myth

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15
Q

What spread tiny stones evenly on the ground?

A

whirlwinds

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16
Q

The purpose of repetition is to

A

emphasize or create a musical effect

17
Q

According to the speaker, rain clouds are a gift from the

A

Ocean

18
Q

Which of the following is a metaphor?

A

May the fringes be the falling rain

19
Q

he speaker says that Grandfather Turtle rode across the ocean

A

30,000

20
Q

What is the main purpose of these two creation stories?

A

To explain

21
Q

Chronologically, which of the following events was the last to happen in “The Osage Creation Myth”?
Responses

A

Plants grew

22
Q

The topic of “Prayer to the Pacific “ is enhanced by

A

Poems physical appearance

23
Q

Which of the following words is the best synonym for abode in the sentence “Their abode, thought humble, was comfortable.”

A

Home

24
Q

Twice, the speakers ask for a garment of __.

A

Brightness

25
Q

What did the people call Begochiddy when he returned to the Lukatso?

A

Grandfather

26
Q

the Navajo fourth world

A

Hahjeenah

27
Q

the Navajo word for “bamboo”

A

lukatso

28
Q

Dust Devil

A

Nastoldisse

29
Q

The repetition of the phrase “That we may walk fittingly” suggest what about the Tewa people?
Responses

A

They deeply respect nature and feel close to it.

30
Q

According to “The Navajo Creation Myth” why doesn’t bamboo have a tassel?

A

Beochiddy threw it into a hole.

31
Q

The speakers say they are the children of the earth and the __.

A

sky

32
Q

Which of the following excerpts from “The Navajo Creation Myth” does not contain a word or phrase that indicates chronological order?

A

“This fourth world they call Hahjeenah.”

33
Q

The terms “warp” and “weft” are used in the craft of __.

A

Weaving

34
Q

According to the myth, why does badger have black paws?

A

Broke through earths crust

35
Q

In the poem, “wet sand” is an example of

A

Concrete language